In an emotional moment that left fans in tears, Samantha and Adam Gibb — the children of the late Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees — came together to honor their father’s memory with a touching performance of “Morning of My Life.”
The song, written by Barry Gibb in the mid-1960s and later recorded by the Bee Gees, has long been cherished for its poetic beauty and tender message. For Samantha and Adam, it was more than just a piece of music — it was a part of their childhood, a melody they grew up hearing their father sing, both on stage and at home.
The tribute took place at a private memorial gathering attended by close friends, family members, and a few invited fans. The siblings stood side by side, their voices blending in delicate harmony, echoing the unmistakable warmth of the Gibb family sound. Many in the audience were visibly moved, with some saying it felt as though Maurice’s spirit was in the room, smiling down on his children.
Samantha, her voice trembling with emotion, told the audience: “This song will always remind us of mornings with Dad — the laughter, the music, and the love that filled our home. We hope he’s hearing this, wherever he is.”
Adam added: “Music was the heartbeat of our family. Singing this today is like reaching out to him across time.”
For Bee Gees fans, the performance was a reminder of the band’s enduring legacy — and of how deeply their music continues to resonate across generations. Though Maurice Gibb passed away in 2003, his influence lives on through his children, who are carrying forward his passion, harmony, and heart.
This heartfelt rendition of “Morning of My Life” wasn’t just a tribute — it was a love letter to a father, a musician, and a man whose light still shines every morning in the lives he touched.